Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28

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J. GheYinakf and 3. Oannally win
sunR 60 Sepeemher Ten In San Fk8ncisoo
fer NE diamond medal c6sFsd ~ ne
0nAasn. Ga1sm
II Hanlan auenaks Bsash In AnziEalia.
che neul1sE Of Eha anaipo3ss Will visit
this @gun1xy nexf anmmsg 90 REGAIN tie
championship and some Of coz yellow
elinkexs.
Wa. GFHag HaFkisDn ID the unaui@ous
ehgane fax Pfesfdsnt Of the Olympic
Cab 10 San RFan0is0Os and . styled
among the boys as the AdFAn1 DisaD-
poinfmsnk.r
Jaek Hsnnensy, the old-tims ball
plaxer Of The Reno Club, and the hess
scorer Of bail games on the C0ast. hes
hean sIecAed President Of ihe Manhaa-
tan Aahletic Cab.
@ihe wrestling match between II. u
DufuR and John MeMahons viii oceuF
Saturday, Sepfembez g. as tie Marlboro
Baseball grounds. TIE result viii de-
cids who d the worlds chAmpion.
An eleven Of the Staten Island OEleket
and Base Ball Oln5 viii visit Canada
AuR. II and clay two days matches af
Hamilton, Toronto and Montreal MI.
r. W. Smith IL organising the team.
Cart. DAILY defeated Forester. an al
leaed British drs7oon, In broadswosd
confess az the Brooklyn athlefie games
Ana. 10. Both men weFe badly hart and
taxed CT the grounds 10 q state Of in
ssnsibility. The match was for 500.
Thomas w. Eek. the biayclist, yell
knows on this coast, fecently el0pod
from Minneapolis With q Misc Jennie
Carlisle, and went to the residence Of
Jack Primes, In Omaha, where they
we're married.
The long locked for cricket match be-
tween the Victoria and Vancouver teams
came Of Aug. IA, and after one OF the
most exciting contests evsr Witnessed at
Beacon Hill resulted in . victory for
the home eleven By nine wicksta.
Teemer siRned the contract 10 travel
With the Ozark Secret" company and
give exhibitions In she rowing scene
With George H0smeF, directly after be
bad won the race With Haulan SatnI-
day. Tue company opens in Philadel-
phia.
Tie swimming race for the short dis
tanoe professional championship and
$500 vas decided on the Delaware lEiv-
ef at Philadelphia Saturday. The con-
testants we're Il. p. MCGEE, Charles
DunIey and Dennis Butler. They I'm
ished Ia that order.
L. ID. BiondelI, Who announces that
he is the champion long distance swim
ner in the world, sag that between Sep
temher and 5, be will jump overheard
in me Ohio river within 100 miles Of
Cincinnati. aed attempt TO make the
longest swim on record.
Following the shoot-of of the Cham
berlin tournament ct Cleveland, Sept.
Is, another big shoot with $1,000 In
guaranteed prizes will be given. The
tournaments will last four days. Each
day there Ii q match a. single bluerocks
with guaranteed prizes aof 800 TIE
purses viii be divided into 40, %. 20 and
10 per cent.
Preparations for the bench show 90
be given In IS. Paul next month, under
the auspices of the Sc. Paul and Mimi
seta Kennel Club. are being made for
enc Of the largest shows ever held In
the West. The entries are cominQ Ia
very fast and great deal OF the space
10 already engaged-which leads the
managers to believe that the numbeF Of
dogs 70 be exhibited viii equal that Of
the shows In the East.
Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt has offered
q silver cup to be played for by the
juvenile polo tear,s, which we're organ.
lied this season by young sons Of prem
inent cottaRera. Matches for she cup
will be played next Tuesday and Thurs
day. The sides will be w. ii. Wander
bila, son of Cornelius Vanderbilt, and O.
O. Baldwin. Jr., son Of O. @. Baldwin;
Richmond Fearing, son of g. r. Fear
ing, and ID. Taylor, son OF II. A. o.
Taylor.
O. W. Badd is nov champion trap
shooter Of America Of live birds by rea-
son Of his two victories over O. O, Will
liams Of Missouri Valley, at Des Msines
on Thursday. In the second match
Bndd made 81 kills and Williams 80 at
so yards rise. Mr.. Budd won the trophy
last September, and the conditions re.
CURED him TO defend il for one year
against ell challenRers on GO days mo-
siea. He has done Do, and, the time
having expired, becomes toe champion
trap shooter Of America.
The Olympic Athistic Club of San
Francisco 10 booming. One hundred
and twenty seven names 10 be voted for
on this months list. John w. Mack
avs name heads the list for September.
0ne hundred men, representing all
branches Of business, have signified
theiE intention OF adding their names to
the life membership list, the initiation
fee % be used In purchasing clue prop
erty. The Nevada Bank building has
about ten representatives on this
months election list, OF which John w.
Maokay is the leader, George l.. Brand
ner, Joe Marks, III. II. Levy, Jr., Nor
Fiss HeoAich and others follow in the
order named.
Intense excitement prevailed In
WaitsbufQ recently, when 70 became
known that q match had been arranged
between ]. II. Morrow, the DIR. Carver
OF WailsbuFa, and I'd. Mccain, late Of
81. Paul and ex champion Of the State
Of Minnesota. The match vas ct Ma
comber targets, Mccain 10 get more In
IL than Morrow in 20 shots, CAS- inches
rise, for q purse Of 1000 mills and she
applause OF bic countrymeu 20 The win
ner. Morrow used his new 10 Parker
gun and Mccain bis zoe Spencer re-
peateF. Dr.. HudRin did the trapping.
b. g, Inersham the scoring aud Dave
Coone was referee. A large crowd of
citixsns Witnessed the exeit
ing contest; which resulted, much 30
his surprise, In . vicsoFy for MorFow By
a score Of Is 10 McOann's 10. The boys
say Mccain did not shoot ap to hIs
mark, being very nervous on account OF
the numbeF of ladies watching him.
Following ID the programme, arranged |
by the Pacific Coast HaFriers. which |
Iskes place al the Oakland grounds, |
September 9Th.
one hundred yards handicap run,
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